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Code officer in Cortland County to retire

1 week ago in Community, Local, Regional

Sign entering Cortland County Photo: Saga Communications/Matt Aceto

CORTLANDVILLE, NY (607NewsNow) — A public servant in Cortland County is retiring soon.

At the end of this year, code enforcement officer Kevin McMahon will call it a career. His first official day of retirement will be Dec. 31.

McMahon currently serves the towns of Virgil, Cortlandville, and Homer.

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